Ryder Cup 2018: Live updates, reaction and results as Team Europe triumph in Sunday singles
Europe have won the 2018 Ryder Cup after a thrilling afternoon in the Sunday singles. After coming into the final day 10-6 behind, USA upped the pressure with early points on the board with wins for Justin Thomas, Webb Simpson and Tony Finau.
What a spectacular long weekend in Paris it has been. From the Americans taking the lead in a dominant opening session; the heroics of Moliwood; the whitewash of Woods and Mickelson; the American's Sunday comeback and its quashing; right down to Noren's match-winning putt on the last; this Ryder Cup will last long in the memory - and into tonight as the celebrations continue. 25 years undefeated on home soil. Thomas Bjorn's Europe have recaptured the Ryder Cup.
It's all got a bit sour with the Americans...Noren had already given DeChambeau his putt on the 18th despite the attempts to compare the celebrations to Brookline in 1999.
"It's been brilliant. They came together as a team and made it very easy for me and the vice-captains. The fans were amazing, the best in the world, we can't do it without them. I'm proud of this 12. We stand across some great players - they are the best in the world alongside these guys and it's been a privilege and honour to be in this situation."
He flings his cap and his fellow plays charge on to the green to congratulate him. He deserved that moment after being out there for so long while the celebrations had already began.
That is an outrageous putt to win the match from Noren on eighteen. DeChambeau's is a gimme so he has free-reign at it and it rattles the back of the hole from yonks away. There's special forces at work.
DeChambeau's resilience looks as though it may have paid off. He's just hit a spectacular approach into eighteen and it's nothing more than a couple of feet from the flag. He gets a spud from Bubba Watson.
